Aryan

of the Aryan people into northern India took place. The interactions between the Aryans and Dravidians helped shape the religion of the Vedic Age, with their influences still being felt today. Prior to migrating into India, the Aryans had their…

a) In the late 1960s, Singapore government introduced a bilingual education policy. Mother Tongue languages such as Mandarin, Malay and Tamil are known to be the students’ second language in Singapore. It is mandatory for each student to take up at least one second language. However according to an online news "Much Ado About Mother Tongue", students have not been coping well with their Mother Tongue language over the past years. Instead, the students are excelling in other subjects such as…

ultimately leading to the encampment, abuse, and genocide of millions of people who were deemed by the Führer as ‘undesirable.’ These outcasts did not fit the Aryan mold Hitler envisioned for Germany. Aryans were typically characterized as true Europeans of white skin, blonde hair, and blue eyes; thus the undesirables, otherwise known as non-Aryans, included Jews and blacks, among other ethnic and social groups, including Slavs, gypsies, homosexuals, and disabled individuals. Facing…

German civilians, with some German stormtroopers attacked Jewish people and homes, broke the glasses of Jewish shops and burned down Jewish synagogues. The Crystal Night demonstrates that Hitler’s idea of the supremacy of the Aryan race and that the Jews were contaminating the Aryan blood not only bound the German people together, but also gave them the motivation to work and fight together. On top of nationalism and the idea of Gemeinschaft, Hitler emphasized, and most of all, believed in the…

The caste system is an evil that has plagued Indian society since time immemorial. Over several decades, this affliction has only changed in form but has never been completely eradicated. It was of relevance more than a thousand years ago, and it is of relevance now. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, one of the most prominent opponents of the caste system, said the following- “Caste has killed public spirit. Caste has destroyed the sense of public charity. Caste has made public opinion impossible. Virtue…

Nazi’s racial ideology encouraged Germans to mistreat people other than just Jews. Believed to be a part of Aryan descent, the Sinti and Roma, also known as gypsies, were left alone for some time due to being of the same descent as the Aryans. A researcher by the name of Robert Ritter conducted a study and found that the Sinti and Roma were racially mixed and therefore they were not pure Aryans. Once this was discovered, they were placed in the same category as the Jews and were therefore…

Analysis of Hitler’s Mein Kampf With over 60 million lives lost, World War Two was known as the most destructive war in history. What could cause such a catastrophic disaster to occur? The blame for this war lies heavily on the infamous Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazis. His influence on Germany was immense but he started off as an unknown political figure. Through the release of Mein Kampf, Hitler was able to spread his radical views to the rest of Germany and lead them down a path of…

creative ability was given only to the Aryan, whether he bears it dormant within himself or gives it to awakening life, depending whether favorable circumstances permit this or an inhospitable Nature prevents it.” What Hitler is trying to demonstrate to society is that the Aryans will always be the superior mindset of mankind and will always be there to create new strategies and technology to support ones habit of living. Although this may true, there are some Aryans whom will never be fully…

The Barmen Declaration was the most important document that the Confessing Church had drafted. Although it did not directly address the Aryan paragraph nor Nazi antisemitism, it condemned the “false doctrine” of the nazified theology of the German Christians and the unbiblical synchronization of church institutions. This document served as confession of what they believed to be the proper understanding of the Reformation Confession of Faith. While Karl Barth was the predominant author of the…

totalitarian state. He had ambitious ideals of a racial utopia. Nazi Germany derived their racial ideologies from 'Pseudo-Science' and Social Darwinism, they adapted their own ideas for a utopia from this. These ideas included a superior race- the Aryans - and an inferior race- the Jewish, the gypsies and the black population. in order to fulfill their ideas and manifest their utopia Nazi Germany implemented both positive and negative eugenics in order to promote and desirables and reduce…